i-life.world / ignite
One hundred people per country. Two hundred seats. Four colors. Every nation at the table.
12
Countries
1
Researched
11
Pending
The Standard
Each country reaches its seat in the 200-seat Shared World assembly when 100 people from that country join. The route to that seat follows the country's own constitutional or legislative process.
Control. Structure. The people who build the systems that hold everything else up.
Collaboration. Community. The people who make sure no one gets left behind.
Competition. Results. The people who set the target and close the gap.
Creation. Possibility. The people who see the idea before anyone else does.
Countries
Each country card shows the route label at the top. Article V for the United States. A named process where one is confirmed. General Assembly where no preset route has been identified.
Federal constitutional amendment process. Requires two-thirds of Congress and three-fourths of states.
No preset national route identified. Constitutional amendment procedures exist but no specific route confirmed.
No preset national route identified. Parliamentary sovereignty applies; no codified constitution.
No preset national route identified. Basic Law amendment requires two-thirds majority in Bundestag and Bundesrat.
No preset national route identified. Constitutional revision under Article 89 requires parliamentary and presidential approval.
No preset national route identified. Constitutional amendment requires three-fifths of both chambers in two rounds.
No preset national route identified. Constitutional amendment requires two-thirds of National Assembly and majority of state houses.
No preset national route identified. Section 74 of the Constitution governs amendment procedures.
No preset national route identified. Article 368 governs constitutional amendments with varying thresholds.
No preset national route identified. Section 128 requires parliamentary approval and a national referendum.
Recognition and territorial claims are disputed. The site takes no legal stance on sovereignty or borders.
Multiple states recognize Palestine as a sovereign state. Others do not. Territorial boundaries are contested. This entry reflects the dispute neutrally.
Sovereignty and recognition are disputed. The site takes no legal stance on cross-strait claims.
Taiwan operates as a self-governing territory. The People's Republic of China claims sovereignty. Recognition varies by country. This entry reflects the dispute neutrally.
12 of 12 countries shown. The list grows as research is completed.
Shared World Accountability Rooms
Every room is a question to review, not a verdict. An announced payment, a request for information, or a proposed rule is not a finished rule. Each room is checked from all four seats.
Room for Review
Why does drinking water become a crisis a community has to be rescued from?
Room for Review
What happens to the people who grow the country's food when the water and the heat take the land?
Room for Review
Why do deaths of young Black men, including deaths by hanging ruled suicide, close with little or no investigation?
Room for Review
The United States sat out a global pandemic preparedness vote. Did the country give up its say or keep its freedom?
4 rooms in the current set. The list grows with data entry and never needs a rebuild.
The 200-Seat Assembly
The Shared World assembly holds 200 seats across four color groups. Each country earns its seat through its own constitutional or legislative route. The 100-person threshold is the same for every country.
50
Red Seats
50
Yellow Seats
50
Blue Seats
50
Green Seats
This is a proposed design. The assembly structure, seat allocation, and voting rules are under review and have not been finalized.
Moderation
Every room follows a moderation ladder. A question enters as open. It moves to reviewed when a dated source is attached. It moves to resolved when the route that fixes it is confirmed and acted on. Nothing moves without a source.
Open
Question entered. No source attached yet.
Reviewed
Dated source attached. Seat views recorded.
Resolved
Route confirmed and acted on.
Research
A country moves from Research Pending to Researched when a source and route check is completed. Recognition Disputed and Territory Disputed entries are described neutrally. The site takes no legal stance on sovereignty or borders.
Research Pending
No preset national route identified yet. The country is in the list.
Researched
Source and route check completed with a dated source.
Recognition Disputed
Competing recognition claims. Described neutrally.
Territory Disputed
Competing territorial claims. Described neutrally.